Welcome to Longridge High’s Sports Day 2026!
Students compete in their houses with the total scores from today being added to the house points. Each house puts forwards 2 competitors for each event, with first place getting 6 points, second place getting 5 and so on with sixth place getting 1 point.
Keep checking in here for the latest scores and updates from the day.
Total Scores
612
Fairsnape
Fairsnape
587
Beacon
Beacon
493
Parlick
Parlick
15:00
They think it's all over, it is now!
Thats a wrap on Sports Day! A massive well done to all of today's competitors and a huge congratulations to Fairsnape for taking the win with an impressive score of 612
14:30
Double points in the Relays
We're coming into the critical final Relays for the day. These are worth double points so first place gets a full 12 points!
13:05
Back from Lunch
The suns out and its time for the big events to round off the day! 100M, 200M and the relays to go.
12:09
300M Runners all done
We're getting to the sub 1 minute races now! Our quickest 300M runner got across the line in 43.56 seconds for Fairsnape, not quite the record but very close!
11:47
Scores are up to date
After break we've caught up at the score table. Fairsnape and Beacon are fighting it out at the top with Parlick playing catchup. We're about halfway through all the events for the day.
11:15
Break Time and Fairsnape are still in the lead.
The mornings events are nearly complete as we enter break. Really hoping the sun breaks through and it warms up out here for the big races this afternoon.
10:03
Year 7 are getting Fairsnape off to a good start
5 Events in we've got Fairsnape off to a good start. Our Year 7 1500M runners are all done, and Mr Riley's 1500M record from 1994 still stands! A full minute slower this year.
09:34
Welcome to Sports Day 2026
Good Morning and welcome to Sports Day 2026! It's a cloudy start with the 1500M, Long Jump, Shot & Discus kicking the day off.
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